Burlington Hawkeye Gains Prestige in State Campaign
A Philadelphia dispatch notes Muscatine Journal reporting talks on boosting Hon. James F. Wilson’s vote beyond Iowa. Delegations from other states were urged to raise support, but Wilson’s prospects were limited by his ties with Grinnell. The piece reflects debt shifts in May and party dynamics between Renub- Means and Democrats.
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Philadelphia
Muscatine Journal
Towans
James F. Wilson
Grinnell
Unparalleled Republican journal and a bank case noted
An Arkansas style political notice praises The Heruware cas as an independent Republican journal in Des Moines supporting Grant and Wilson while exposing corruption. A Ohio Supreme Court case concerns a bank default involving $10,000 bonds, a defaulter cashier, and a $13,000 judgment after three trials.
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Aevvatican
Teos
Heruware Cas
Republican Party
Bult
Republican Journal
Des Moines
Grant
Wilson
Supreme Court of Ohio
Second National Bank of Cleveland
Plainji
Arer
Sun
Election of President by Popular Vote
A proposed constitutional amendment by Senator Sumoer would elect the President and Vice President by direct popular vote, limit terms to one, and outline election rules. The piece notes the unlikelihood of immediate action and suggests with caution that some points may recur in future constitutional discussion.
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Sumoer
United States
Congress
Te Olow
Bald
Senate
Len
National Republican Convention Speeches Heard in Philadelphia
A synopsis from the Philadelphia convention details Morton McMichael urging support for Grant amid vilification, praising his administration as wise and prosperous. Senator Morton and others defend the party’s platform, emphasize Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, and urge unity behind Grant with praise from Govs and leaders.
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Philadelphia
Morton McMichael
Ile
Grant
Hni
Hos
Ton
Sweach
Benatom Monton
Morton
Indiana
Republican Party
Greeley
Awil
Paw Laver
Political D potpourri and labor strikes fade in brief
Second Edition four and a half p d summary of last night's dispatches notes Col J W Forney predicts Republican loss in October Illinois Homeopathic Society meets in Galesburg American Society of Civil Engineers gathers in Chicago Ohio Supreme Court holds National Military Asylum inmates are Ohio voters Oregon returns show Republican lead for U S Senator Chicago railroad switchmen strike continues Red Dog and band arrive in New York Gov Palmer names delegates to the International Congress on Prison reform in London July 6
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J. W. Forney
Vic. Woodhull
Ilinois Homeopathic Society
Galesburg
American Society of Civil Engineers
Chicago
Ohio Supreme Court
National Military Asylum
Dayton
Oho
Oregon
Red Dog
New York
Gov. Palmer
Illinois
A. G. Fuller
Belvidere
Nehemiah Pierce
Springfield
Thomas K. Coleman
Hyde Park
London
Grant and Wilson Nominated for Presidency
Grint wasnimorialy nominated for President, Wilson for Vice President on the first ballot. A Washington dispatch notes the President’s farewell dinner to the Cabinet before departure for Long Branch for the summer, with possible adjournment of Congress next Monday. Jockey Club races postponed to today at Jerome Park due to heavy rains. International Boat Race between London Rowing Club and Atalanta crew set for Monday. Betting favors the English crew, with עמexpected shift after Saturday bets. London June 6. Manchester Reform Union backed Government policy in Alabama negotiations.
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Grint
Wilson
Bluss
New York
Tribuns Washington
Gabinet
Long Branch
Congress
American Jockey Club
Jerome Park
London Rowing Club
Atalanta
Thomns
Fmternity
National Republican Convention Feels Wilson Hopes
Philadelphia June 6 The National Republican Convention enters its second day as streets fill and sessions begin at ten. Henry Wilson’s supporters push for his nomination as Vice President amid Hawley withdrawal and strong Pennsylvania backing. Debates include platform talks on protection for capital and labor and woman suffrage, with various delegations split on Wilson versus Colfax and President Grant.
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Prinaventina
Tenoon
Tlenry Wilson
Gen. Hawley
Pennsylvania
Tia
Wilson
Colfax
Committee On Platform
Wendell Phillips
Suaan
Anthony
Peerpont
West Virginia
Grant
Anding
Musselad
Greeley
Pacific States
Nye
Canton
Academy
Col. Forney
Repubdlican la Maclbigy
Gov. Fairchilds
Wisconsin
Academy of Music
George Francis Priin
Continental
Constanty
Virginia
Republican Convention in Philadelphia nominates Grant and Colfax
Delegates crowd the Academy on Locust street as the Republican National Convention opens with earnest speeches. A Oregon delegate proclaims a Republican governor and legislature elected, while early ballots favor Grant for president and Colfax for vice president. Massachusetts and others push Wilson and Colfax as alternatives amid cheers and party tension.
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Academy
Locust Street
Pproyer
Dr. Harper
California
Oregon
Legisla
Alabama
Grant
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Tlinals
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolinia
Burnside
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
W. Virginia
Wisconsin
Arizona
Colorado
Dakota
District Columbia
Idaho
Wyoming
Marton McMichael
Ieary Wilson
Republican Party
Wilson
Loring
Ray
New Trawpshire
Edward Thompson
Schuyler Colfax
Colfax
Wil
Colfix
Wy. A. Howard
Michican
Lynn
Mississippi
Gerrit Smith
Wilson and Parker
New Jersey
Quartes
South
E. J. Davis
Nunn
Tennssee
Morace Maynard
Henry Wilson
Jolas
Market Cables Mixed Tone as Grains Slip and Wages Rise
Chicago marker reports weak and dull grain futures with July wheat at 1.4834 and August at 1.39. Hogs receipts rise to 13 197 while prices vary by grade from 3.70 to 3.95. New York wheat rises on strong demand, corn holds firmer, oats soft, whisky inactive, pork dull at 13.50, freight quiet, and general market uncertainty across commodities.
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Chicago
Carcano
Glasal
Cormin
New York
Milwaukee
Lord Sharle
Goll
Des Moines Wholesale Market Prices and Commodities
Prices for vegetables fruits and dry goods with quotations on wheat corn and oats. Lists figures for onions radishes asparagus peas peas and other produce. notes weekly market changes and various textile and staple item prices from the Des Moines wholesale market. Includes currency values and unit measurements across multiple commodities and items.
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Lonnon
Watioon Reform Union of Manchester
Alabania
Committee On Resolutions
Col Swan
Mear
Moss
Java
Young Hysun
Imperial
LWU
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McBride
Younes &Wieckman
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Lone
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Mies
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Momlock
Lultala
Miterton Ayrea
Gollara
Liaioen
Campaon
Weconil
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Seward Smith
Omee
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Leat Amicoaat Af Boate
Macy
Clapps Block
Bly
W. S, Starbert
CLARK
NoTangreath
Harbert & Clark, Attorneys At Law
Omfco Court
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Appoalts
P.O. Will Bren Ce
N. BB. Baker
Des Moincs
Stilenc
United States Courte
Alve Biy
Vellanda
Hay Toserv
Mal Estate
Mills & CO
Plateta
Law Books
Ana
Chromes
Music Store
Decker Bros
Estey Cottage Organ
Burdett’a Organs
Mason & Hamlin
Nicholas & Blasher
Oratice
Old Tre
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Har Jon
Indy Dee Tt
Frank Dodge
Grufe & Zinninger
Walnut Street
Fint
Sixth Streets
Crufe & Weatee'a
Third Street
A. Grefe & Son
Sree
NEW Clothing House
Hatch & Vernon
Savery Stouse
N. L. Gooldstone
Hosiery, Nations, Co
St Court Avenue
Des Moines, Iowa
W. A. Paterson
Court Avenue
Paterson's
Taterson's
Paterson
Tieper Yd
Yeae
W. A. Faterson
Court Arcuuc
Ake
William Turner
Aid Manufacturer
All Wonkh Warlean
Ted
Laughrin & TiMis' Foundry
Corner First
Loeust
den Moines, Iowa
H. F. Getchell & Sons
Getchell & Vichenor
Atc
Stranch Yarte
van Meter
di Sato
Horsham
Dexter
Anita
Lalachy
4Th and
Walnut Sis
Otter Niack Alpaca
Niack Silex
Goat Ris Grain Inc
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Thanop
Victoria
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Osgood, Wyman & Sarris
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Adams
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Teinetias
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Repontacan Prextina Company
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Anton
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Twovisimns Matos
Tiazen
Ineer
Whity Beane
Pier Biehel
COAL
Iowa Central
Ofrich
Mulberry St
Court House
Swan & Hanna
ONE Price Hat Store
Headquar
Savery Block
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